How to Say ‘That's nice.’ in Traditional Chinese
真不錯。
zhēn bù cuò
[zhēn búcuò]
💬 Usage Tip: 不錯 (bú cuò) literally means "not wrong," but it's a real compliment, like "pretty good." 不 shifts to (bú) before the falling tone of 錯.
Phrase Breakdown
真
zhēn
[zhēn]
really; truly
Adverb that intensifies the following adjective.
今天天氣真熱。
It's really hot today.
不錯
bù cuò
[búcuò]
not bad; pretty good
A modest way to say something is good.
這家餐廳不錯。
This restaurant is pretty good.
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